1, soil preparation and fertilization: turn a piece of soil that is not easy to lose water and soil evenly and apply sufficient fertilizer. 2. Soak and accelerate germination: soak in warm water and plant. 3. Water and fertilizer: after the seedlings are unearthed, water is poured once every seven days, and nitrogen fertilizer is added twice with the water during the plant growth period. 4, timely picking: picking late has an impact on plant quality.

How to plant chrysanthemum 1, prepare soil and fertilize.

Before planting Chrysanthemum morifolium, soil preparation and fertilization should be carried out. First, plough loose and breathable soil which is rich in organic matter and difficult to lose water and soil, and apply sufficient compound fertilizer and organic fertilizer to ensure sufficient soil fertility. Then, make a frame from 1.4 m to 1.7 m, and level and sow.

2, soaking seeds to accelerate germination

Soak the seeds in warm water for one day before sowing, then take them out for cleaning and air drying, and then put the dried seeds in an environment of 26 degrees to accelerate germination, and wash them once a day. Four days later, the seeds germinate and then sow.

3. Water and fertilizer

In the process of chrysanthemum planting, the seedlings should be watered once every other week after they are unearthed. When the chrysanthemum grows to eleven centimeters, topdressing should be started, and topdressing should be done once after each harvest. In the growing period, nitrogen fertilizer should be added with water twice.

4. Pick in time

When the chrysanthemum grows to 22 cm and has thirteen leaves, it can be picked. Picking time should not be too late, which will affect the quality of plants. When harvesting, cut off the three leaves at the bottom of the stem with a knife, and then remove the yellow leaves.